Martin-Trigona v. Brooks & Holtzman

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• interpreting New York law; court held that “[m]oving the admission of another attorney for leave to argue an appeal did not compel plaintiff to do or forbear from doing anything and thus is not the kind of process which can give rise to the tort of abuse of process.”

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